LOS ANGELES (AP) — Attorneys say they are trying to settle a dispute between Zsa Zsa Gabor's daughter and husband over the care of the ailing actress.

The two sides will appear before a mediator in late June and report back to a Los Angeles probate judge in July on whether the case can be resolved.

Gabor's daughter Constance Francesca Hilton is seeking a conservatorship to oversee her mother's medical care and finances. The move is opposed by Gabor's husband, Frederic von Anhalt, who is her caretaker.

Hilton appeared for a brief scheduling hearing Wednesday but did not speak.

Her attorney Kenneth Kossoff noted the history of acrimony between Hilton and von Anhalt but says he is hopeful their differences can be resolved outside of court.

Hilton claims von Anhalt is keeping her mother heavily sedated and may be mismanaging her money, accusations that Gabor's husband of 25 years vehemently denies. In a court filing, he claims that Hilton has created financial problems for Gabor in the past and that he is providing the best possible care.

The 95-year-old Gabor, who is confined to her bed and has been in poor health for months, did not attend the hearing.

A doctor who has evaluated her wrote in a court filing that Gabor's well-being is closely tied to her remaining in a familiar environment.

"Continued access to familiar persons and environment are crucial to her comfort and maintenance of her continued health," Dr. Debra Judelson wrote in a report submitted last month.

"She is aware of her own bedroom and is calm and well cared for by husband with assistance of two aides," Judelson wrote.

Hilton, who is seeking access to medical and financial information that von Anhalt has refused to give her, is open to having a third-party act as her conservator, her attorney Kenneth Kossoff has said. Von Anhalt has stated in court filings that he should be appointed conservator if Goetz rules one is necessary.

Gabor, a Hungarian-born sexpot of the 1950s and 1960s, has been in declining health and didn't make an appearance at a February birthday party hosted at her mansion.